Tres canciones para navidad


Tres canciones para navidad

Noche de paz https://youtu.be/V8W8Xw3ELPY

Noche de paz, noche de amor,
Todo duerme alrededor.
Entre los astros que esparcen su luz
Van anunciando al niñito Jesús
Brilla la estrella de paz
Brilla la estrella de paz

Noche de paz, noche de amor,
Todo duerme alrededor
Sólo velan en la oscuridad
Los pastores que en el campo están;
Y la estrella de Belén
Y la estrella de Belén

Noche de paz, noche de amor,
Todo duerme en derredor
Fieles velando allí en Belén
Los pastores, la madre también.
Y la estrella de paz
Y la estrella de paz


Era Rodolfo un reno que tenía la nariz
roja como la grana y de un brillo singular.
Todos sus compañeros se reían sin parar
y nuestro buen amigo no paraba de llorar.

Pero Navidad llegó; Santa Claus bajó
y a Rodolfo eligió por su singular nariz.
Tirando del trineo, fue Rodolfo sensación
y desde aquel momento, toda burla se acabó.

Repetir

Cascabel https://youtu.be/ki_7baPoBF4 

Ha llegado Navidad
La familia alegre está
Celebrando nochebuena
en la paz del santo hogar

Cascabel, Cascabel
Lindo Cascabel
Con sus notas de alegría
Va anunciando él




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